<p>Applying to 8 schools is expensive. What's the average income or the cut-off income for most people granted a fee waiver?</p>
<p>Additionally, on Penn's application, they provide a small coupon like application to apply for a fee waiver. If they decide that you don't qualify for one, is your application incomplete? Do they allow you to send in the check after they deny you?</p>
<p>adam, i think you should crawl up into a ball and just set ur self of fire. good luck!</p>
<p>If you have a computer you can probably afford it.</p>
<p>20000/yr -25000/yr</p>
<p>I think that you have to qualify for the federal free lunch program, which is a good reason for low income students to make sure that they fill out that paperwork even if they don't plan to accept those lunches.</p>
<p>Your GC would have info on fee waivers.</p>
<p>not necessarily.... if u qualify for sat fee waiver u automatically entitle for a waiver...this is applicable to US citizens</p>
<p>actually kcirsch, I have two computers but my family's income is >10,000. I mean it's so low that I didn't even have to sign-up for free lunch, they just sent me a letter saying I got it. We've all learned to be fairly thrifty, but shelling out 400 bucks for applications would be a bit rough.</p>
<p>My parents are divorced and my mother is unemployed and my father makes decent money. But because I live with my mom and I get free lunch I automatically receive a fee waiver. fyi</p>
<p>you don't have to prove anything to get a fee waiver. My GC just sent a 2 paragraph letter and next day they emailed me that my fee was waived.</p>